Report 1 in 9 Marylanders rely on federal programs to avoid food insecurity / Public News Service

A new report looking at hunger in Maryland showed the role federal nutrition programs play in supporting many residents, as well as the state's food system. The nonprofit Maryland Hunger Solutions recently released its Maryland Hunger Profiles report for 2023, which in addition to looking at the state at large, also examined county-level data. The report found there are more than 650,000 Marylanders relying on Supplemental Nutritional Assistance each month, and more than half of students in the state are enrolled to receive free or reduced-price meals. ...

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